Dr Angus Revives Ancient Heresies in Cowra Address
In Cowra Mr Thorby MHR of the Country Party warned tariff restrictions edge toward commercial war with foreign nations. He said retaliation could hurt Australia if neighbouring countries cut back imports. He accused Government and taxation officials of attacking producers and mocked loyalty claims to Lyons and the United Australia Party. In Sydney Dr Rumble condemned Angus book as reviving long-dead heresies from early Christianity.
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Thorby
M.H.R
Country Party
Australia
Mr. Lyons
United Australia Party
Taxation Department
Ned Kelly
Sydney
Rumble
Sacred Heart College
Kensington
Angus
Bradman Leads Australia After Leicester Collapse
Australia trail 61 for 1 after Leicester bowler O'Reilly dominates with seven for 39. Bradman captains for first time, Australia 61 for 1 at stumps as Ponsford falls for nine. Leicester all out for 152 with top scores from Shipman and Thiwson, while O'Reilly figures heavily with the ball.
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O'Reilly
Bradman
Australia
Hazelrigg
Ponsford
Shipman
Bromley
Thiwson
Armstrong
Berry
O'Reilly Weston Low
O'Reilly Riddington
O'Reilly Geary
McCabe Astill Pol Gut
Smith
Fleetwood
Lad
Ebeling
O McCabe
O Reilly
Fleetwood-Snouth
Geary
Brown
Sundries
On Wicke
Jean Batten Returns to England After Rome Crash
Jean Batten, the aviatrix, arrived at Lympne in a modified machine after a Rome crash en route to Australia and New Zealand. She declared readiness to try again and said she will leave as soon as possible with underwings supplied by a fellow aviator to ensure safety.
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Aviatirix
Jean Batten
Rome
Australia
New Zeal
Lympne
Hyold
Irish Loyalists Worldwide Appeal Urges Support Abroad
An appeal issued by the Irish Loyalist Federation and signed by Lords Carson, Goresfort, Lloyd, and the Duchess of Atholl emphasizes loyalty to the Empire. It calls southern Irishmen worldwide to back the Federation and defend their constitutional rights and privileges.
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London
Irish Lovallef Federation
Carson
Taamesfort
Lloyd
Duchess of Atholl
House of Commons
Fuout
Seeedis
Youths Misfortune Se and Leg Severed by Train
In Sydney Moray Jies Binpsoty, while attempting to cross a railway line during a fog, a work break incident led to a man losing a leg. The accident occurred as a local tram moved past, with the injured man attempting to reach shelter. The exact circumstances and outcome remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Sydney
Moray
Wintundira
Caledon Blacks Views Spark Controversy
Rev Warren, leader of the Arnheim Land expedition, says Caledon Bay blacks acted to defend family and home and equals every Australian who fought in the Great War to protect similar interests as murdered. He condemns past Australian treatment of aborigines as a civilised world byword, claiming they were taught to drink gamble and beg.
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HL. Warren
Ato Arnheim Land
Melbourne
Caledon Bay
Australia
Labor meeting backs Scullin and Coleman in Reid vote
A Federal Labor Party gathering in Reid Sydney supported Messrs Scullin and Coleman with a confidence motion. Speakers attacked Mr Lang and called for new party branches to be formed wherever feasible.
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Federal Labor Party
Reid
Messrs
Scullin
Coleman
Lang
Federal
Croydon Housebreaking Leads to Suspect Under Bed
Mrs. Treglown found her Croydon home in disorder with a suitcase of goods alleged to be robbery proceeds. Detective Sergeant Morgan arrested a man hiding under a bed after a bedroom search, charging him with breaking and entering.
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Sydney
Fire destroys residence of Mourilyan sugar farmer
Queensland Italians feud warfare report says V Di Salvo, a Mourilyan sugar farmer, lost his residence and canecutters barracks in a night fire. Earlier attempts on his life included shootings at him and his wife while on a tram, and his wife was widow of A Patolie, murdered on the same estate night.
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Brisbane
V. di Salvo
Mourilyan
Queensland
di Salvo
Wre
A. Patoie
She Howe
Illegal Beer Bounty: 6009 Gallons Seized in NSW
Detectives seized six thousand gallons of beer over the weekend at Lithgow Bathurst Cullen Bullen Rydal and other centres as part of an inquiry into an alleged wholesale evasion scheme. About 300 dozen bottles were found at the Workmen's Club Lithgow with more in bulk lacking excise payment. Officers at Cullen Bullen also seized a substantial supply as authorities prepare to file more than 40 charges.
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Sydney
Lithgow
Bathurst
Cullen Bullen
Rydal
Customs Department
Workmen's Club
Trotsky Granted Refuge On Tiny Aix Island
Paris dispatch reports Leon Trotsky, exiled Russian revolutionary, has been granted permission to reside on the small island of Aix off Rochefort. The island’s entire surface is visible from the lighthouse, marking a notable development in his exile arrangements.
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Leon Trotsky
Aix
Rochefort
Free State Trade Crisis Speech at Ballaghaderreen
Blueshirt leader General O Duffy warned the Free State faces pauper status and lacks alternatives to the English market in a Ballaghaderreen address. He cited three months of imports reaching three million sterling from other countries and noted Ireland’s unfavorable 2.9 to 1 balance, while Britain bought 96 percent of Preestate’s produce in early 1934 amid the economic war.
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Dublin
Free State
General O'Duffy
Ballaghaderreen
O’duffy
Ireland
Britain
Federal ministers rule out early election
In Sydney on Monday, Interior Minister Perkins and Customs Minister White assert there is no reason to suggest the possibility of an early Federal election. The pair state the government remains focused on current duties and upcoming parliamentary matters.
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Sydney
Interior
Perkins
Customs
White
Great Rain Floods on Coast of New South Wales
Torrential rains drenched the New South Wales coast overnight. The Weather Bureau issued a special flood warning as the Sanger river likely to rise sharply. Rivers and tributaries swollen by heavy rainfall threaten floods in the main livery and tributaries while central and north western areas expected further rain.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Weather Bureau
Mares
Oprevks
High Commissioner warns on dairy export restrictions
AUCKLAND, New Zealand on Monday the High Commissioner Mr S M Bruce said Australia and New Zealand must face Britain’s situation and implied that some restriction of dairy exports was inevitable before his departure from Auckland.
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Auckland
5. M. Bruce
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
King's 24th accession anniversary observed in London
London marked the 24th anniversary of the King's accession with quiet ceremonies. Flags flew from public buildings and Te Deum was sung at Saint Pauls Cathedral. The King and Queen attended church at Windsor, received telephonic congratulations, and a royal salute of 12 guns is planned on return to Buckingham Palace. Messages poured in from across the Empire.
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London
Saint Paul's Cathedral
Westminster
Edward VII
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Prince George
Duke of Gloucester
Empire
Champagne
Buckingham Palace
Tin price report at 51 11 per unit today
The market lists the tin unit price at 51 11 today with the figure quoted in normal market terms. Traders note the slight fluctuation as buyers and sellers assess futures and supply levels in the metal market.
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Sydney
Sussex Street To day's Markets Sydney
Prices ruled at Sussex today with a range across staples including Wheat at 2/7, Potatoes Tasmanian and Victorian, Eggs new-laid 1/4 per dozen, Butter 4s 6d per ew t, Oats 1/9 to 2s 8d per bus, Onions 6 cwts, Chaff wheaten 29 to 4/9 per cwt, Oats and lucerne listed, Hay per cwt 2s to 6d, and other grains priced accordingly.
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Sussex
Victorian
Adily
Sid
Oalen
Lucerne
Hay
Onlen
Whea
Judge Rules Naylor May Enter Randwick Racecourse
Justice Long Innes today ruled in favor of Rufus Theodore Naylor in his suit against the Chairman and Committee of the AJC. The disqualification of Naylor was found invalid for lack of jurisdiction, allowing him ordinary public access to Randwick racecourse. An injunction stays in place against the ALC pending further hearing, with the judge noting Naylor falsely testified and complied with no racing rules.
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Long Innes
Rufus Theodore Naylor
AJC
Randwick
Neylor
Maylor
Naylor
ALC
Italian driver wins Tripoli Grand Prix by slim margin
Achille Vara, driving an Alfa Romeo, wins the Tripoli grand prize by one fifth of a second ahead of French rival Guy Moll. The event offers £112,000 first prize with £60,000 second and £25,000 third, as reported from Tripoli on Sunday.
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Achille Varel
Guy Moll
Vara
Antic
Fatal Fire in Bloomfield Claims Two Women
A blaze in Bloomfield New Zealand last night killed Mrs Ellen Franklin aged 7 and her companion Miss Smaile near 40. A neighbour attempted rescue but, overwhelmed by flames, entry was impossible. Bodies recovered in a passageway. occupants appeared to have tried to flee.
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Bloomfield
New Zealand
Ellen Franklin
Miss Smaile
British Herdcourt Championship Final Decided at Bournemouth
Perry defeated Crawford in straight sets to win the singles at the Britain herdcourt championship played in Bournemouth on Saturday. The doubles final featured an all Australian pairing Crawford and McGrath defeating Quist and Turnbull in two sets.
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Perry
Crawford
Britain
Bournemouth
McGrath
Quist
Turnbull
Weather Update Sees Rain in Central and North Coast Areas
Unsettled conditions prevail along the coast and tablelands with more rain expected, especially central and north coast. Areas inland to the south may see fogs, winds from the south east, and strong gusts along the north coast.
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Sydney
Sheep and cattle sale report from HomEBush Agents
The report lists 46 285 sheep and lambs penned with general condition steady. Prime lambs firm, wethers to 25 4, ewes 21 3, hawgers 24 10, lambs 24. Catth yarded 2 646 with slight improvement in condition. bullocks £0 18, cows £72, dealers to £418.
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Sydney
Pill, Son, and Badgery, Ltd
Banoon Station Cattle Reach Boosting Prices at Barraba Sale
Banoon Station Barraba maintains reputation as a breeder of attractive stock. Despite a softer market at Homebush last Thursday, 20 Banoon bred steers sold up to 9 pounds 3 shillings, averaging about 815 pounds 4 shillings at Winchcombe Carson's sale.
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Barraba
Homebush
Winchcombe
Carson
Lost Brother Found In New South Wales Mystery
The postmaster at Taree Mr. T. Garaty reports a letter from Miss Siddall of Blackley Manchester England seeking her brother Arthur Siddall. Arthur, once a monumental mason in Manning Street Taree, was believed missing since 1929. Mr. Garaty confirms Arthur Siddall is now a resident of Bellingen.
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Taree
T. Garaty
5. Siddall
Bt. Peter's Grove
Hill Lane
Blackley
Manchester
England
Miss Siddall
Arthur Siddall
Co- Operative
Manning Street
Siddall
George
America
Arthur
Garaty
Bellingen
Weekend Rain Brings 52 Points Over Two Days
Weekend rain yielded a total of 52 points across two days with 14 points on Saturday and 37 points on Sunday. The two sessions contributed to a beneficial outcome as the period wrapped up.
Newcastle Wool Sales Ninth Sale Sets May Date
The New England North and North west Producers' Co Ltd reminds clients that the next sale will be on Friday May 18. Consignments should reach Newcastle by May 12. This ninth sale of the season avoids clashing with Sydney Offerings. Buyers are expected in full force and northern growers with wool on hand are advised to sell while the market is buoyant.
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New England North and Northwest Producers’ Co. Ltd
Newco
Newcastle
Sydney
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